But to the extent that they have an ideology, it is less new than old, harking back to the early days of the Islamic republic.

Although the cornerback's job became more difficult, Wright did not hark back to the good old days.

He might as well have been harking back to the days of the silver mines.

There is no point today in harking back to the bad old days of uncoordinated light touch regulation which failed to see the crisis coming.

It harked back to the utopian days of early Modernism.

But they live on in the minds of moth-eaten progressives, who hark back to the good old days.

The Coens' approach, he pointed out, harks back to the earliest days of the industry.

The project never took off, but the spirit of it harked back to the days when artists and scientists worked side by side.

It harks back to the old days, when vendors sold all sorts of goods from trucks.

There are still people harking back to the days when, as an Irish poet said: "every rood of ground maintained its man".